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December 8, 2025Scientific Reports2 citationsOpen Access

Pearson correlation-based clustering with collaborative task allocation in 5G Industrial Internet of Things divergent health networks

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KVKarthikeyan VaithianathanJPJulian Benadit PernabasMLManjunath Ramanna Lamani

Key Points

  • CHATA model achieves up to 90% allocation efficiency, enhancing performance in IIoT health networks.
  • Novel clustering strategy focuses on similarity measures of functionalities for task assignment.
  • Simulations in NS-3 confirm the effectiveness of CHATA over traditional methods in health environments.
  • Study underscores the need for efficient task allocation strategies in dynamic 5G networks.

Abstract

Simultaneous task allocation is crucial for enhancing service quality in Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) environments. The distribution and management of tasks remain among the biggest challenges in the IIoT era. Efficient allocation strategies are needed to enable transparent network configurations and maximize task throughput. Although recent methods address the dynamic management of objects, they often overlook the correlations between tasks and their associated functionalities. This paper introduces a novel Connected Harmonical Adaptive Task Allocation (CHATA) model for IIoT health networks to ensure fair task distribution. CHATA leverages similarity measures of object functionalities to identify the most suitable object to perform each task. Simulations conducted in NS-3 demonstrate that CHATA achieves up to 90% allocation efficiency in 5G Radio Access Technologies IIoT health environments and significantly outperforms recent approaches in task assignment performance.

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Vaithianathan et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69401f062d562116f28f9ff8https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-025-27366-2
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